"President-elect Obama, we’re informed, intends to create an Office of Urban Policy. Obama is a lawyer, and I’m sure he’s thinking more about social issues than about architecture or urban design. But at this writing (in early December), nobody knows who will occupy the new office, or what its brief will be. Maybe architects will begin to have some influence on public architecture? It doesn’t happen often. Architects aren’t known for their political skills." Read the rest of Robert Campbell's piece @ ArchRecord
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By taking a look on this White House agenda page, I believe it's going to be all about social issues:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/agenda/urban_policy/
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